The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fafe depart , for all his fubtle fleight , He chose an halter from among the reft , And with it hung himself , unbid , unblefs'd . But death he could not work himself thereby ; For thousand times he fo himself had drefs'd , Yet ...
... fafe depart , for all his fubtle fleight , He chose an halter from among the reft , And with it hung himself , unbid , unblefs'd . But death he could not work himself thereby ; For thousand times he fo himself had drefs'd , Yet ...
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... fafe abide : For th ' hungry and the thirfty crew , The bread the broke , the drink the drew ; There sickness laid her aching head , And there diftrefs cou'd find a bed.- Each hour with an all - bounteous hand , Diffus'd the bieffings ...
... fafe abide : For th ' hungry and the thirfty crew , The bread the broke , the drink the drew ; There sickness laid her aching head , And there diftrefs cou'd find a bed.- Each hour with an all - bounteous hand , Diffus'd the bieffings ...
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... fafe we land on Argos ' fruitful fhore , There fhalt thou live his fon , his honour's fhare , And with Oreftes ' felf divide his care . Yet more three daughters in his court are bred , And each well worthy of a royal bed ; Laodice and ...
... fafe we land on Argos ' fruitful fhore , There fhalt thou live his fon , his honour's fhare , And with Oreftes ' felf divide his care . Yet more three daughters in his court are bred , And each well worthy of a royal bed ; Laodice and ...
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